Bug 1471469

hello guys!

I've got the same issue.
If nextcloud 10.0.5 is the solution, is there a plan for release this version?
Even updates-testing doesn't provide an update to it.

Nextcloud 10.0.5 definitely is a solution. I prepared rpm packages myself, updated and it works.

But remember, the version 10.x of nextcloud is rather outdated now. It is better to upgrade to currently supported version.

Hi Marek,

the issue is, that FC 26 doesn't ship NC 11.
The current versions of OC and NC are:

Name         : nextcloud
Version      : 10.0.4
Release      : 2.fc26

Name         : owncloud
Version      : 9.1.5
Release      : 1.fc26

If one (and I did) uses the migration description shipped with Fedora (/usr/share/doc/nextcloud/MIGRATION.fedora) then it is not possible to migrate due to the version mismatch.

NC should be updated to 10.0.5 anyway. CVE-2017-0893 would be fixed then (despite the low risk level).

Yes, fedora does not ship nextcloud 11. But nextcloud 10 is not supported any more. Only 11 and 12. It should not be a problem. Owncloud was upgraded from 8 to 9 as a regular update during fedora 24. Compare fedora 24 release and updates repositories. Definitely, at least 10.0.5 version is required to migrate.

I can confirm that migration works with installed nextcloud version 10.0.5.

Note that either bug 1444007 or 1433919 could fix this, depending on the exact versions eventually built.

(In reply to bugzilla from comment #5)
> I can confirm that migration works with installed nextcloud version 10.0.5.

James, can't we upgrade Nextcloud to 10.0.5 so that Owncloud users can migrate to Nextcloud, and then finally move to Nextcloud >= 11?

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Same problem for me on CentOS-7 using EPEL-7 packages as of date 14 June 2019

rebuilding rpm with v 10.0.5 fixes the problem on CentOS-7 as well.